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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04
NLlN FAVOR OF JUDGE ROBERTSON


LIVELY woLK AND CERTAINTY OF vICroRY-A BIG
MEETING AT TAREYTOwN.
The prospect of u cospiee Republican victory in the
Kiln senate District IL increasing every day. aud
tho Republicans OF Westehsstcr and RockIand
counties will longer admit that there Is
any doubt The name OF sItolcctor Robertson
who has repeatedly represented the dstric In the sen
ate and has been defeated. at tho head OF the
ticket asprcs everybody With confidence and the work
ers OF tho campaign have no fear OF the result
Edwin A. Studweli has taken the lead IN forming ne"
organization called the Grecnburs republican League
In Rockand too Is acuve WORK for Judge "bert
so nd those who are IN position toknsw say that he VIII
surely carry the county now Republican club has also
bee formed there Clarence Letow, who vas proposed
for the Office OF senator by OF tue Roc kand mel. no
foro te convention OF the most active WORKERS ior
tue Collector and las place oil Inc ucket ~ 0suuE
date for County Judge --
The Democratic campaign. tho other hand has em
pcte spirit lie respectable oement OF the parry
favored this election Of Henry G. NsssA as senator and
since no has with from the est The boucr cias.
OF Democrats take little Interest In H. lbey "' not
n,anIa The respect aud trust Of all parties.
be viii doubles, receive many Democratic votes
plaos las, rvoninr N necse held at tao Academy
Of Music under The auspices OF tue newly Tor och ros
burg Republican League. Althoukh Ic's 'h"h '"en,y
four iS%s, n sS.2: % % the n1s"s atr"
ancc. ard tho gallery Of tho hail wa, nlIed
There were psope present from all tho surrounding VIZ
lagos, incniinS slnE sing Do99s Ferry lr''ns,1n
North Iarryiown. Elnsford and Pleasantyo h. was
also notceabls mat many Of tine audience wrre Dem"
Gratis Henry {. Grn called the meeting 20 order ana
HI. oicnns aaar.ss he introduced congressman
PAYNE gave an address tho issues At stake
In and the Nation. Besides the speakers tho
date for tho Assembly from the TIA District william
l.. Davidson aud H. H. Gregory IL was sNpceted tha'
patch exprcsng his regret mat II was Impossible Tor
him TO attend. ,,,. - ,
there viii tie ona at Sing sing This evening. at which
Congressman Payne VIII speak
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nrMocnArIc CoNnrIRAcY Ar comOEs.

ConoEs Nov (speciab.-Cbares " Cantor Hepubil-
can candidate for Coroner and Policeman McGurk wsro
arrested this evening charged the affidavit OF three
Democratic policemen with cosspirug to substitute 4
ballot box whereby Cantsr and Battersby the Repubi
can candida for ouny Treasurer 10 got votes
enough In the rhird Ward to elect taem. BON men
deny the charge aud will bring action fer damages
The whole matter IL thought plot gotten up ny
the nc police force point for George t.
Simmons Democratic candidate for Treasurer Inc men
nave been baed by prominent Democrats who arc now
out against tho Democratic ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04

Mahlon Chance came in yesterday from weeks
speaking tour OF the state. He mas been In great de
nand on account o. his knowledge and exposition OF the
tariff issue lie says OF the situation: Things are
,.riny wall In the state for Colo and the
ticket The only thing to be feared money on Election
Day Govsrnsr sill Is making night. AMI hard one
has ala
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IRIS CLEvELAHDs SOLITARY DRIVES.

Warrington DSp0tSh 70 I've boston Ioxt
Hnee her from the grand Mrs. Clev oil and
nas rssuned her buggy fses around the country Mrs
Folsom d0es accompany her regularly formerly
But instead Mrs Cleveland has c0ored boy f0st-
man. and the two take extended drives The asphalt
WHOM the outside roads muddy the country
- the fsvoritss Cleveland i,as recently secured
ahandsone siobxr Browster buggy Ia place the
ssAs~hat dapdstsS vehicle which used before the
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Mr. OARxRGIE rAKIya HIs oUEsrs ABOUE

Mr. CARNEGIE TAXING HIS GUESTS ABOUT.
PITTsBuRG. Nov CSpeeiaD "A train OF three coaches
carried The English peace dsputston, under the gnid-
anee Of Andrew Carnegie to the Creighton Plato Glass
WORKS On the West Penusylvssis road today and after
ws,a to the Ptsburg vserworks a. Brilliant station
On the Allegheny Valley read At the latter place lunch
con was servsi by tho Duquesne Clubs caterer Ths
ksry Included Lord and Lady kinnarid anehsw siJ9hn
Msriey, who represents III Pail Mall Ga-ene ana the
Hev Dr. Eaton who scated at the marriage Of MI AID
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TEE WEITHEk REf0RE

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS -FO.2 ~ HsvRI
WAsaISsrsx Nov. 3.-Fof Maine, New-iiampshiroan ana
Vermont fair weather followed by rain In the northern
portion slight changes In temperature. light to fresh
ssuthcry winds shifting To westerly and increasing IN
force.
For Southern Ssw-Ensland. Eastern Nsw-lsrE. Fast
srn PennsyIvanIa New Jersey AND Delaware ial. anu
warmer followed by slightly cooler weather. hshs "
fresh winds shifting to westerly.
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TEE CAMBRIDGE, 1884 5rH-AvE

An exclusive and select hstel apartment house.. Per-
msasnt guests Only. Rooms suite, furnished or
furnished. including heat, electric light and service
Cuisine unsurpassed. Table dh6te at weekly rates. 10
patrons only. Also private table in apartments II de-
sired. l.. Reich, Proprietor
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TRIBUNE LOCAL ORDINATIONS
tUOUh3i h0xprna NienH
I2sA6s7s 10 l3l2gxso s91olll
~ ~ n H. ~
f fNI n 1tfit MIX mi rfrra =sEa
III IA. : u !! t:E
29.5

tribune OFFICE. Nov. Al A. ~ -The sEieA "ers
cIaar vostsrtay and October warmth prevailed Inc
,.mpsraturs ranged between 49, and CA. the average
53io bslsg $40 lower than on the corrsspeheihs oAJ
iast xear and Sass higher than on Wednesday; - l..
In ana near this city tstzy tAsrs VIII prss~sV 10
.Iishtlv vaxman fair weather.
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western trip The Tiger along for ornament
only Mrs Cleveland likes to do the driving herself
Iho horse which she uses handsome light bay about
nfteen and tlree-quarer hands high and with good
zeal of spirit This afternoon, she drsve out Con-
nscticvc one of the swells who frequent that thor
oughfare remarked TO his companion BY Jove. never
thought wonld like to be darkey under any crcun
stances but would give years allowance to be that
colored individual for just fifteen minutes"
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reported that Deputy Collectors Colonel James f.
Jones and John A. Mason had assigned TO them the ig-
nomnisus duty OF raising money for Democratic cam
pai3n purposes the snpoyesof tho Custom House
The Democratic managers relied on getting big
DOODLE" from the Custom House, bnt how much thew
rsceiy ed only the who passed tho hat can tell
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Uoll,lell Notices.
For Coroner,

For Coroner.
MICHAEL ]. Il. MESSENGER Nd
United I.ab,r Nomination
FOR JUDGE OF TIE COURT OF GENERAL
SESSIONS
FREDERICK G. LEUBUSCHER.
Republicans Candidates In Kings County.
STATE.
Of stats.
FREDk ID. GRANT.
Comptroller.
JESSE LAMOREAUX.
Treasurer
JAMES IT. CARMICHAEL
Attorncy. General
JAMES A. DESNIS0N.
Engineer and surveyor
o. II. P. CORNELL.
COUNTY.
Sheriff.
CLARK D. RHINEHARE.
Supervisor. at Large
THOMAS FITCHIE.
Associate Justice OF Sessions
JAMES SAVAGE
CITY.
Mayer
ANDREW D. BAIRD
JONES SEsHsr sWS5Ssss.
O. A W. k HDkNfGTus \ SA Mdsd nAk6S'
District Aldermen.
First District
MICHAEL J. HYLAND. GEORGE CRU.
EREDK c. DU BOIS. JOHN .. BRAuNSBEh
second District
JOHN J. SCHLUSSER SAMUEL NJ. WEEkES.
JOHN J. WALKER. HENRY A. SMITH.
Third District
H HHGHHHP wEHH1ES FAFER
Justices Of Peace,
JAMES TAYLOR JOSEPH BENJAMIN
EDWARD ii. SCHLUETEk
SENATORIAL.
Secosd District
Third District
yU0ENE y. O'CONNOA
Fourth Disrc<
JACOB WORTH
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BosroS. Mass. Nov B. P ivate adyices received here
announce the death yesterday at Leather Head Eng
land OF Russell -tureis, well known In this country and
formerly or the nrm Barring brothers, and father OF
soil sturgs, OF boston
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The Cou,ing Fn,,Plr.,io,.

BOSS MCLAUGHLINs MUNICIPAL HOMESTEAD.
Cartoon Brooklyn &dndud Union this evening For
sale everywhere ..
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will call for bets a fsn,ous
brands Of cigarettes "Cross Country" Latest Eng
lsh." White CAPS" In place Of the traditional hat All
extra fine. KINNEY TOBACCO Co. Sey.York.
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ALVIN vs. Accepial

brought BY 10 November winds promptly
cured by Bensons Plaster. Look for Attempted sub
stitutions.
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BREAK THE GOOD NEWS GENTLY
Prom, RE Duluth Farasrsph>r
Duluth man made crazy this week by finding
ore ON his homestead. We wish In this connection 70
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,.,Iots a. a junction OF the state Government. IL
reform that would do away win great asaa u
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MARRIED.

Xmas present FOR lady gentleman assortment
Of Colgates unrivalei toilet soaps aud perfnnery.
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THE GAELIC SOCIETY OPENS READING-ROON
Tho most successful meeting which the members Of
the aeic Society have lad long time held last
night at it, La l. No II West Twenty ghth-st. to eeo
brate the formal opening Of the first free readnsrs"m
established the city for the benefit OF Irish American
readers Speeches were delivered by Charles A. Dana
Judge Van fIoe.eu, Judge Joseph f. Daly and Father
Ish5 T. Murphy president OF ST Francis Navcrs Col
legs. Father Murphys address was beth souisiirrns
And
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Special Notices.
Art Treasures from France.

- The Very Rest Preparations Of
COD-ITNER OIL.
Massey & Co.'S Emulsion with lIintne an vspN1
Prescribed By leading nhy,c,n& LII IS sv 51S5thlyL
Art Treasures from France
sale beautiful ancient collections. sixty au
Gent Pictnr-s bv Titan, Tsrers Hogsrth &c Masn,i
cent collection I Fans Miniatures Artistic Furniture HIS
Sedan chars Guitar Harpsthqrd Mime lie Ponira
dours Curtains. &c Begins SATURDAY. Nov. o. oJ1
Broadway. Room ). Entrance % East lItn.st
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CINCINNATI HAMILTON AND DAYTON

CisctsvAri Nov. 3-rhe nearing OF tho appeal OF tho
Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton case began to-day be-
fsre the Circuit Court. Mr.. Duckworth submitted All
affidavit stating ho had not bean able until October
IA o ,htain COPY Of the agreement TO form syndicate
=, yet coutrs OF the Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton
road rs nled copy ~ an exhibit and charged That IL
hr. of o ,vndlcato to tho dis advantage OF the other
ovn.r, Of stock The hearing will mainly be argument.
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DIED.

Notices Of marriages must BE- in orsci ,rith f IA NJ
aud address.
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FINANCES OF THE BOSTON AND ALBANY.
Aln\sY Nov 3 (SpecaD.-FolIo~ing Is the Boston ana
Albany Railroads. report for the quarter ending ssptem
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EAR
Inches
800
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-09-15
NEW LEXINGTON.



Fred Kelley was in Hillsboro last Saturday
Several from this place attended the .picni,
near East Monroe last Saturday evening.
Miss Rosa Cohn, who has been spending sev
era. days in Cincinnati, returned home last
week.
Too much bad whisky afoat in town lsst
Saturday night caused two or three little fst.i.
cuffs.
Charles Oohn has removed his pool ssb,e and
ntted up his room for On oyster parlor and
restaurant.
Miss Inex Emithson, from Samantha, v,,
visiting Mrs. Catherine 6mithson and family
last Sunday.
Mrs. J. J. Duff was called to F.yette county
Daniel Woolard.
Mieees Cora Cadsmy and Sadie Ursell 70
turned home last week from their visit among
relatives in Bellbrook.
R. o. Adams and family, from near Wash.
ington O. H., were the guests Of Elias Adsms
and family last Sunday.
Mr. Charles Edwards and wife, from near
Auburn Chapel, were whiting Elwood Brabson
and family last Sunday.
squire Ksllsy's horse. Idlewild, received the
red ribbon for roadster, and his young horse
Harry Lee. took the red for swespstakes q the
hartinsvills fair last weak.
Notwithstanding the local option ordinance
existing in town, there seems 70 be q much
whtskey ~ ever, and there are no saloons ont
side the corporation CLOSE 70 town either.
Master james Earle, who was at Annapolis.
Nd, hst week, attending the examination To-.
naval cedetship, passed In everything except
one branch OF study. that OF msthsmstics. IN
thai sumced to ont him out Of the sppointment,
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NEW MARKET.
September 18th, 1853

September 18th, 1857.
The township house 10 nearing completion.
Water IL quite an item in our village a
present
N. N. Barrere has not been quite 90 we'll The
past week.
The carpenter work on the schoolhouse IL
being done
DR.. b. whistler was 10 our village last Friday
on business.
The social at Mr.. Ed Sonners last week wss
pleasant AFFAIR.
Y. p. McUonnaughey moved his family 70
Columbus last week.
B. L. vanWinkle spent few days last week
with his parents q this place.
Aunt Ann McConnaughey and son Alph viii
move TO Hillsboro next week. Mr.. Thomas
Malcolm will occupy the property vacated BY
them.
A watering place for the benefit Of the pub
hc has been opened up on the Ripley pike two
miles north Of our village. Messrs. John Glib
ler and O. X. Oo6man deserve the credit for
tho labor IN securing the permission TO estab-
lish the watering place.
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admirers. We always knew George was
popular, sbut when . young attorney
controls nearly two-thirds Of the votes
Of the Convention ON the Ast ballot II
is an evidence that the same ratio Of
popularity will extend to the election In
November.
There is seldom County Convention
held where there is more interest mani
tested by the people than there was at
the Convention Tuesday. II seems that
the people and party are alive to the
Importance of filling our Offices with the
best men and men who will win. The
ticket nominated Tuesday fills the bill
admirably.
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LYNCHBURG.

September 18th, 1857.
-! II: :. LED:hiSrrg band furnishsd the music q
The n. e. Church wss handsomely dsooratsd
with flowers last sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhoades, Of Paint tovnsbip
we're guests Of Isms Troth and wife over Sun.
day. ~''
Fred wsidsmsns son John fell from 4 trs1
On wire fence Sunday evening and out 81
bead severely.
J. B. Baker and daughter Flo lsft Nopday
evening for ths nosthsen part Of The etstS,
Where 1r. Baker owns farm.
4 hcass on ths farn Of Q. 9. Puslstt ~,
burned enc night last week. No one Hvsd 8
TIE houss. and Il 3 thought 10 have becn ~
work OF an incendissy.
J. 4. vanPslt took ths premium a IL MAJ.
Nnevtlle FAR with biz twine binder, nilVsaEe
Jr.s over ell competitors. The hoOormlol.
Empire and Minneapolis were his compstitoFo'
u y said that there was larger dioplay a
nne horses d The 1astlnsville fSir thsn ~
heen go q any Of ~ fairs n this sootion.
geaen q 0lenn, o. this plsee. eesried ~ ~
ord besd Hamblsloaias and eoscS sisinos. -.
ned Oh ths hiGhess honoss, tahing - swsep.
stake premiums tor roads16g and eonorai M.
pose s1allioa, vith hve Of his eolIs, Shogo bsins
az families aeainet hin. q foel1-two horscS
and eoltc In the show. 0alhe \ sbgight blood
osS s.,ics = . q by E :ol y - - e -
vho ~ the shov 70 have been ~ 1nesl o.
mads u Citation county. Puststt 9 0ion1
also took The follovin9 peonjunei Yieos.
seeend best dsaft elallion sseond besI dsafl
nase 0aloz ooeond - geuesal pagpnee ~
Is so rssSs 1s ~: - sscsss S % 80 ~.
sssss "a fssfsss ~ : Gisss = Wi 20 ~ s 20 ~
GAov a. tho1g M0onA n LwnahhnrG TSSva-
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PRICETOWN.
September 18th, 1887.

september 11th, 1857.
Rev. Hill preached his Ast sermon for this
year Sunday. We are not informed - 10
whether or not he will preach here the ensuing
year.
There was family reunion ct the residence
Of Mr.. J. 81. Duvall Saturday. About hfty
persons were present.
The teachers Of this township have nearly
al commenced their pedsgogic labors. Mr.. n.
u. Smith will teach In Butler county and Mr..
J. O. Dodson in Hamilton.
Rev. J. D. Houston will all his regular sp-
pointment here next Saturday night and Sun.
day. aUy5
Miss Effis Corder 10 ON the sick list.
Mr.. Robert King is convslescing.
DR.. T. W. DeHass and wife will 20 10 New
York the 26th Of this month, where the Doctor
will attend Lectures.
ave are still living in day and age Of pro-
gression." 30 say DR.. T. L. Kelley and
Henry Larisch, who each report fine baby
girl.
Mr.. Geo. Stevens carries his arm In . sling,
the result Of too close connection with the
crockery ware.
Mr.. Pin Holden and wife, OF the Queen
City, have become residents Of our village.
Mr.. David Pulliam and wife, Of Union, spent
Sunday here the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.. n. J.
Puliam.
Mr.. James Austin, one Of our enterprisipg
merchants, met with quite serious accident
Monday while digging In . well, heavy tub
Of dirt fell on him, crushing his ankle. Ii.
DeHass attended him and he 10 doing q well
40 could be expected.
Rev. ]. W. Ruble filed his regular appoint
ment At Mt. Olive Sunday.
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ALLENsBUR9.

September 18th, 1857.
Mr.. II. W. Tedrick, Of Hollowtown, ID here
this week.
Mr.. James Hunley, Of Cedar Bank, was here
last Sunday.
The new schoolhouse 10 district No. 8 ID
nearing completion.
Mr.. Absalom Fouch and daughter, Miss
Dora, were In 6abina Monday.
On the sick list--Mrs. Betty Duncan, Lewis
Barrow and little Johnny Webster.
The culvert that We have needed 10 long
near Mr.. Absslom Fouch's, II completed.
Mr.. G. W. Smith and daughter, Miss Dora,
attended the fair at Aartinsville Friday.
Mr.. Lewis Vance and family, Of West Chapel
were Waiting at the residence Of Mr.. Absatom
Fouch sunday.
Rev. Charles Luck, Of Hillsboro, delivered .
very interesting sermon at the @. U. Church
Tuesday evening last.
Mr.. Absalom Tedrick was called 70 Midland
City Saturday, on account Of the serious illness
OF bis niece, Miss Ida Orr.
Mr.. John 6tumbaugh, who has been working
at Lovelsnd for the past two months, returned
home Tuesday evening" Sept. 9Th, the happiest
man IN the world. He brought . wife home
with him.
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Republican County Ticket.

Representative,
T. NJ. WATTS,
Of Brushcreek.
Probate Judge,
LEROY KELLY,
of Fairfield.
Prosecuting Attorney,
GEORGE GARRETT,
of Liberty.
Sheriff,
H. G. DAWSON,
of Liberty.
Treasurer,
E. o. HETHERINGTON,
of Concord.
Recorder,
SAMUEL PATTON,
of Paint.
Commissioner,
s. A. DOUGLASS,
of Madison.
Infirmary Director,
r. s. CROSEN,
of Liberty.
Surveyor,
NATHANIEL MASSIE,
of Liberty.
Coroner,
r. A. BROWN,
of Paint.
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RECORDER.

RECORDER.
For the Office of County Recorder,
quite a number of names werere pre-.
sented, the list being as follows: R. B.
Farley, of Penn VIM. Conard, of Penn /;
Sam Patton, of Paint; B. F. Faris, of
Dodson; w. w. Haller, of Liberty /;
W. T. Greuber, of Liberty; John Van
Winkle, of New Market; Ellis Pence, of
Liberty George Stevens, of Salem. Four
ballots were required to nominate, Sam
Patton being the successful aspirant.
After the third ballot thu name of Faris,
of Dodson, was withdrawn. Here is the
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a Mysterious Revelation.

fastldous youth in pursuit Of Rne clothes,
With commendable zeal and the cheeks OF the rose,
Set out one fine day In the fall Of this year,
Resolving that shams both from far and from near
Should receive that contempt they richly deserve
From the people at large.
Hence with wisdom and nerve
He passed through the towns in this part Of the State.
But found nothing to suit
So evening quito late
All wayworn and weary but never cast down,
He entered the confines Of this Model 7own.
On the following day. with vigor possessed
From the bounteous supplies and good night Of
Dispensed by the famed Parker House, he went out
Through Of the stores in the place. sti in doubt
As to whether 0 not he could find the place where
The goods that he sought could be bought the square,
He had gone into all the stores except one
And was vexed to the soul just because that in none
Could he find honest goods of the style and the ft
To commend them
He was just then stopping bit
In front Of Smiths Block, when grand flood Of light
Prophetic Of good, quite bedaxzled his sight.
Very sorey astounded, he stood there alone,
When voice quite distinct and being manly in tone,
Fell soft on the ears Of this wise, earnest youth
"Your toll is rewarded!
You are, in good sooth,
At the threshold Of Walkers great store,
Much renowned
As the Mecca Of Fashion through the whole county round
Where no trick pursuasion or smooth gloxing lies
Are employed to deceive the most credulous eyes;
Here no sham, or deception, or dross or alloy,
Are permitted the mutual bonds to destroy
Which bind merchant and friend" a
The glad youth entered in
And he thanked the good spirit prompnys had been
instrumental in guiding his feet to this goal,
To where honest square dealing refreshes the SOUL
When this youth left the he sure that the globe
Could furnish no better, if as good, wardrobe.
Thus by passing all shams he with judgment sublime
Was example to us both for now and all time;
And where he, by sprite directed to 20,
So should all buy their goods of
IA WALKER & Co.
Smiths Block.
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SURVEYOR.
Nathaniel Massie, of Liberty, was
nominated by acclamation for the office
of County Surveyor.
CORONER.
The names Of R. A. Brown, Of Paint,
and Sigel Roush, of Liberty, were pre-
sented, and upon the first ballot Brown
received the nomination, the vote stand
ing 66 to 80.
No further business being before the
convention it was then adjourned.
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The untimsly death which annually csrries
Oh Thousands Of human beings in the prin,e of
yooth, q indeed terrible. The frst spproaoh
e eonsumption d insidious, and the suisrsr
proech. One Of The most Alarming symptcms
Of this dreaA disease 4, in fact, ths insrsdi.
cabls hope which Turks in the heart Of - yIc.
tim, preventipg him from taking timely stepe
70 arrest the mslady. That II can b Sirostsd
y ~ earlier stages b beyond question, q
thsre ars hundreds Of weli-authenticatod cese0
where Dr.. Pisros's Golden Medical Disooyery
has effected complsts cure.